Our favourite seeds!

Our favourite annuals and biennials, herbs and vegetables – plants which we come back to time and time again, which we love for their special colour or variety – and which are good easy performers. Tied together with a piece of raffia, these seed packets make great gifts for kseedseen gardeners (or keen window-boxers!).

FLOWERS: Ammi majus, Cerinthe major ‘Purpurascens’, Cleome Helen Campbell, Cornflower Black Ball, Cosmo Sensation Mixed, Erigeron karvinskianus, Eschscholzia californica, Marigold Indian Prince, Nasturtium Jewel Mixed, Nicotiana mutabilis Marshmallow, Nigella damascena, Nigella damascena ‘Miss Jekyll’, Sunflower Earthwalker, Sweet Pea Matucana, Verbena bonariensis, WelshPoppy, Zinnia Envy.

HERBS: Basil Lettuce Leaf, Basil Red Leaf, Dill Mammoth, Parsley.

VEGETABLES: Artichoke Violetto di Chioggia, Beans violette, Chard Rainbow Mixed, Courgette Black Beauty Dark Fog, Dill Mammoth, Habanero Chilli, Hungarian Wax Chilli, Lettuce Freckles, Lettuce Marvel of Four Seasons, Lettuce Red Salad Bowl, Spinach Reddy, Squash Jack Be Little, Squash Turk’s Turban, Squash Winter, Tomato Garden Pearl, Tomato Tumbling Tom.

Contact us to find out which seeds are available contact@gardenhousebrighton.co.uk

Individual seed packets are £2.00 each – or buy six packets for £10.00

Contact us or send a cheque for the correct amount (made out to Bridgette Saunders or Deborah Kalinke) to The Garden House, 5 Warleigh Road, Brighton BN1 4NT.

Garden House gift vouchers

What could be more ideal for the garden enthusiasts in your family? Garden House vouchers make great gifts! They are available in £10.00 denominations, or you can purchase a voucher for the full cost of any Garden House course or garden visit.

Contact us or send a cheque for the desired amount (made out to Bridgette Saunders or Deborah Kalinke) to: The Garden House, 5 Warleigh Road, Brighton BN1 4NT.

Allotment Gardening by Bridgette Saunders

Bridgette SaundersBridgette Saunders is an experienced horticulturalist, planstwoman and lecturer. She runs courses on allotment gardening from her home in Brighton and teaches at City College, Brighton and Hove, where she enjoys inspiring her students to grow a variety of plants, both edible and ornamental.

Her book Allotment Gardening, published October 2009, deals with all aspects of the allotment ‘experience’. It is beautifully illustrated with photographs taken by Rhoda Nottridge, and by Bridgette herself, in her own vegetable patch and local allotments in and around Sussex and Norfolk.

It covers how to plan and design your allotment, whatever its size and aspect; considering the soil quality; what fruit, vegetables and flowers to plant; how to tackle pests, diseases and predators; and most importantly, what to do when – the seasonal calendar.

Buy the book direct from us, priced £13.50 (pls make cheque out to Bridgette Saunders or Deborah Kalinke, and send to The Garden House, 5 Warleigh Road, Brighton BN1 4NT) – or buy from www.amazon.co.uk